Well-presented three-bed detached with garage, garden and village convenience.
Detached three-bedroom house built c.2000 on a generous plot
This attractive three-bedroom detached house, built c.2000, sits on a generous plot at the edge of a small village development in Pawlett. The layout suits family life: a front-aspect lounge with a multi-fuel burner and French doors to the garden, a spacious kitchen/diner with breakfast bay, utility room and a ground-floor cloakroom. Upstairs the principal bedroom has an ensuite, with two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside there is off-road parking, an attached garage with power and light, and a well-kept rear garden with tiered decking, established borders and a retractable awning — ideal for family entertaining and safe play. Double glazing, a boarded loft and decent storage add day-to-day practicality. Local amenities, primary school and road links (M5 Junction 23 nearby) make the village convenient for commuting or school runs.
Notable practical points are stated plainly: the home is modest in overall internal size (approximately 723 sq ft) for a three-bedroom detached and council tax is moderate. There is mixed information about heating fuel in the paperwork (mains gas listed, but an LPG cylinder and gas-fired boiler are also described) — this should be clarified at enquiry. The property is offered in good order but buyers seeking more living space or long-term lower fuel costs should check heating details and room sizes.
Overall this is a well-presented village family home with a private garden, garage and versatile accommodation. It will suit couples or families wanting a manageable detached house near Bridgwater with immediate move-in potential, but buyers should confirm the heating fuel arrangement and consider the compact internal footprint when comparing to larger suburban detached homes.